Consistent with the educational objectives of the dregee course in Economics and Management (CLEGA) and the degree course in Economics (CLE), labour law promotes knowledge of the fundamental institutes of labor law through a logical-scientific and methodological approach to the subject, which allows students to acquire a solid basis for labor standards interpretation in their concrete implementation and in their evolutionary dynamics.
It is therefore proposed to provide the conceptual tools and reading keys to allow the comprehension of the labor legal system in its essential components through the analysis of rules and their concrete application.
At the end of the course, the student will have acquired:
- the knowledge of the basic categories of labor law and trade union law with the fundamentals of labor law;
- a conceptual apparatus and an appropriate technical language;
- a comprehension method of the subject and the methodological and analytical skills to understand the topical phenomena related to the world of work and the dynamics of evolution of the subject.
teacher profile teaching materials
The first module concerns the general part and trade union law (Introduction to the study of labor law). The boundaries and the meaning of labor law. Historical evolution and current trends. Sources. Constitutional principles. European sources and international aspects of Trade union law. Trade union freedom and Trade Union Organization. Union rights and their protection with particular reference to art. 28 of the Workers’ Statute. The collective agreement: the structure of collective bargaining, the negotiability and effectiveness of the collective agreements at different levels, the relationship between law and collective agreement. The strike and other forms of union struggle; the strike in essential public services.
The second module concerns the employment relationship: the employment contracts (subordinate, autonomous, coordinated). The flexible contractual forms. The forms of indirect acquisition of work. The subordinate employment contract: the subjective and objective requirements. The obligations of the employer: collaboration, diligence, obedience, loyalty. The powers of the employer. The protection of the person, of dignity and freedom of workers. The prohibitions of discrimination. Worker’s rights: pay, holidays, rest, leave, right to health and safety. The content of the work performance: the tasks, the working hours. The end of the employment relationship: individual dismissals. The enterprise crisis and excess staff: earning redundancy fund, solidarity contracts, transfer of the undertaking, collective dismissals. The protection of the employer’s rights; waivers and transactions; limitation. The employment services and the worker’s protection on the labor market.
Mutuazione: 21201580 DIRITTO DEL LAVORO in Economia L-33 CIUCCIOVINO SILVIA, Lamberti Fabiola
Programme
The course consists of two teaching modules.The first module concerns the general part and trade union law (Introduction to the study of labor law). The boundaries and the meaning of labor law. Historical evolution and current trends. Sources. Constitutional principles. European sources and international aspects of Trade union law. Trade union freedom and Trade Union Organization. Union rights and their protection with particular reference to art. 28 of the Workers’ Statute. The collective agreement: the structure of collective bargaining, the negotiability and effectiveness of the collective agreements at different levels, the relationship between law and collective agreement. The strike and other forms of union struggle; the strike in essential public services.
The second module concerns the employment relationship: the employment contracts (subordinate, autonomous, coordinated). The flexible contractual forms. The forms of indirect acquisition of work. The subordinate employment contract: the subjective and objective requirements. The obligations of the employer: collaboration, diligence, obedience, loyalty. The powers of the employer. The protection of the person, of dignity and freedom of workers. The prohibitions of discrimination. Worker’s rights: pay, holidays, rest, leave, right to health and safety. The content of the work performance: the tasks, the working hours. The end of the employment relationship: individual dismissals. The enterprise crisis and excess staff: earning redundancy fund, solidarity contracts, transfer of the undertaking, collective dismissals. The protection of the employer’s rights; waivers and transactions; limitation. The employment services and the worker’s protection on the labor market.
Core Documentation
G. Santoro Passarelli, Diritto dei lavori e dell'occupazione - GIAPPICHELLI- Latest editionType of delivery of the course
Lectures; seminars. The teaching activities include, in addition to lectures lasting 2 hours three times a week (for a total of 60 hours) and case study discussions, with the aim of illustrating the application of the matters dealt with.Attendance
Class attendance is not mandatory, but it is recommended.Type of evaluation
The exam consists of an oral test aimed at verifying the knowledge of the labour law basic categories and trade union law, as well as the mastery of technical language and the comprehension of the labour law legal arrangements. Questions may cover the entire content of the texts. We take into account for the purposes of the final evaluation of the candidates of both the general language properties because of the technical mastery of the concepts and legal terms. teacher profile teaching materials
The first module concerns the general part and trade union law (Introduction to the study of labor law). The boundaries and the meaning of labor law. Historical evolution and current trends. Sources. Constitutional principles. European sources and international aspects of Trade union law. Trade union freedom and Trade Union Organization. Union rights and their protection with particular reference to art. 28 of the Workers’ Statute. The collective agreement: the structure of collective bargaining, the negotiability and effectiveness of the collective agreements at different levels, the relationship between law and collective agreement. The strike and other forms of union struggle; the strike in essential public services.
The second module concerns the employment relationship: the employment contracts (subordinate, autonomous, coordinated). The flexible contractual forms. The forms of indirect acquisition of work. The subordinate employment contract: the subjective and objective requirements. The obligations of the employer: collaboration, diligence, obedience, loyalty. The powers of the employer. The protection of the person, of dignity and freedom of workers. The prohibitions of discrimination. Worker’s rights: pay, holidays, rest, leave, right to health and safety. The content of the work performance: the tasks, the working hours. The end of the employment relationship: individual dismissals. The enterprise crisis and excess staff: earning redundancy fund, solidarity contracts, transfer of the undertaking, collective dismissals. The protection of the employer’s rights; waivers and transactions; limitation. The employment services and the worker’s protection on the labor market.
Mutuazione: 21201580 DIRITTO DEL LAVORO in Economia L-33 CIUCCIOVINO SILVIA, Lamberti Fabiola
Programme
The course consists of two teaching modules.The first module concerns the general part and trade union law (Introduction to the study of labor law). The boundaries and the meaning of labor law. Historical evolution and current trends. Sources. Constitutional principles. European sources and international aspects of Trade union law. Trade union freedom and Trade Union Organization. Union rights and their protection with particular reference to art. 28 of the Workers’ Statute. The collective agreement: the structure of collective bargaining, the negotiability and effectiveness of the collective agreements at different levels, the relationship between law and collective agreement. The strike and other forms of union struggle; the strike in essential public services.
The second module concerns the employment relationship: the employment contracts (subordinate, autonomous, coordinated). The flexible contractual forms. The forms of indirect acquisition of work. The subordinate employment contract: the subjective and objective requirements. The obligations of the employer: collaboration, diligence, obedience, loyalty. The powers of the employer. The protection of the person, of dignity and freedom of workers. The prohibitions of discrimination. Worker’s rights: pay, holidays, rest, leave, right to health and safety. The content of the work performance: the tasks, the working hours. The end of the employment relationship: individual dismissals. The enterprise crisis and excess staff: earning redundancy fund, solidarity contracts, transfer of the undertaking, collective dismissals. The protection of the employer’s rights; waivers and transactions; limitation. The employment services and the worker’s protection on the labor market.
Core Documentation
- G. Santoro Passarelli - Diritto dei lavori e dell'occupazione - Giappichelli- Ultima edizioneType of delivery of the course
Lectures; seminars. The teaching activities include, in addition to lectures lasting 2 hours three times a week (for a total of 60 hours) and case study discussions, with the aim of illustrating the application of the matters dealt with.Attendance
Class attendance is not mandatory, but it is recommended.Type of evaluation
The exam consists of an oral test aimed at verifying the knowledge of the labour law basic categories and trade union law, as well as the mastery of technical language and the comprehension of the labour law legal arrangements. Questions may cover the entire content of the texts. We take into account for the purposes of the final evaluation of the candidates of both the general language properties because of the technical mastery of the concepts and legal terms.